Household chores never end, and there are even many items that are difficult to clean completely. There are cases such as a sofa that is too dirty, clothes full of grease, carpets full of enamel, stains on the shower in the bathroom, among many others.
If any of these are your case, in the following list we have some tips to definitively solve those cleaning problems.
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#1 Remove microfiber stains with alcohol
If you have a microfiber couch or chairs, rub rubbing alcohol to remove those stains. All you need is a white sponge and a white bristle brush (keep in mind that if you use colored brushes or sponges, they could stain your furniture with colors). Pour the alcohol into a spray bottle, spray the stained area, and then scrub with the sponge. Once the alcohol dries, use the bristle brush to soften the fibers again.
#2 Clean your mattress with vodka
#3 Clean Your Stove with Wax
The wax that is used to make the car shine can also help your stove shine. All you have to do is apply a thin layer of car wax and then wipe it off with a soft, clean cloth or paper towel. Not only will this help your stove shine, but it will also help make it easy to clean up what you spill on it in the future.
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#4 Clean the blades of your ceiling fan
#5 Clean stove burners with ammonia
All you have to do is empty 1/4 cup of ammonia into a large Ziploc bag and put the burner in it. You have to follow this procedure with each of the burners in its respective bag. You can leave it on overnight and leave it out in case the smell spreads, if when you take them out of the bag they are still dirty clean them with a sponge.
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#6 Remove grease stain from your clothes and walls with chalk
#7 Remove stains from your carpet
All you need is vinegar, a griddle, some water, a spray bottle and a clean cloth. Mix 2 cups of water with 1 cup of vinegar in a spray bottle, then spray on the stain. Dampen the cloth and place it on the place where you placed the vinegar solution, you should keep the iron on steam for about a minute and if the stain persists, leave it on for a few more seconds.
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#8 Clean Your Computer Keyboard with Old Toothbrushes
Before you start cleaning your computer's keyboard you need to disconnect it, then take a toothbrush and wipe off the dust at the top and between the keys. For very dirty keyboards, if possible you should peel off the keys and clean thoroughly. You just need to make sure they can come out without damaging the keyboard.
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#9 Absorb moisture from your gloves and shoes with newspaper
#10 Remove lint from your carpet with a rubber squeegee
#11 To remove oil stains in your garage, pour Coca Cola over them
#12 Speeds Up Drying Time
If you're short on time, lay down a clean, dry towel with wet clothes before you start drying, take the clothes out after 15 minutes. What the towel does is absorb excess moisture, floating and speeding up the drying time.
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